Le Ketch
Le Ketch is a microbrewery from Sainte-Flavie in Québec, Canada. At Hoptimaal you'll mostly find IPAs, plus one stout, with strengths from 6.5 to 11 percent. The Capitaine beers score high on Untappd, as do the collaborations with BreWskey, Boréale and Fallside, among others.
- LocationSainte-Flavie, QC
- TypeMicrobrewery
- Untappd 4.17 · 66k ratings
- At Hoptimaal2 in stock · 12 in total
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Previously at Hoptimaal 10
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Le Ketch comes from Sainte-Flavie
Le Ketch is registered on Untappd as a microbrewery in Sainte-Flavie, in the Canadian province of Québec. The village falls under La Mitis.
We couldn't find a reliable source on the founders, the founding year or the brewing equipment. So we leave those details out rather than guess.
Le Ketch beer is mostly IPA
The range we've had from Le Ketch is clearly focused on IPA. Of the twelve beers, eleven are IPAs and one is a stout. Many names start with Capitaine, and there are collaborations with BreWskey, Boréale and Fallside among them.
The strength runs from 6.5 to 11 percent, so you go from a solid IPA to a much heavier beer. Capitaine Val-Morin, Capitaine Over and Capitaine Polaire are among the brewery's highest-rated beers on Untappd.
Le Ketch at Hoptimaal
At Hoptimaal, the Le Ketch beers mostly come in large 47 cl bottles, with one variant in 35.5 cl. The range changes, so check the brewery page to see what's in stock now.
Drink the IPAs fresh and cool, roughly between 6 and 8 °C, so the hops stay up front. With the heaviest beers in the range, take more time: let them warm up a little and drink them slowly.
Frequently asked questions
Where does Le Ketch come from?
Le Ketch is a microbrewery from Sainte-Flavie in Québec, Canada. We haven't been able to get more details on its founding from reliable sources.
What kind of beer does Le Ketch make?
Mostly IPAs: of the twelve beers we've had, eleven are IPAs and one is a stout. The strength runs from 6.5 to 11 percent.
What is the best way to drink Le Ketch beers?
Drink the IPAs as fresh as possible and cool, so the hops come into their own. With the heavier beers, take a bit more time and don't drink them too cold.
